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People newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis who started B-cell therapy early had 62% fewer relapses than those on standard oral treatments. This breakthrough study gives doctors and patients clearer guidance on which treatments work best right from the start.
Cairo welcomes 10,000 entrepreneurs and investors from 70 countries this November for Africa's biggest startup gathering. The three-day festival brings together game-changing ideas, funding opportunities, and partnerships to unlock the continent's economic potential.
A team of researchers just solved a 140-year mystery about an ancient supercontinent and discovered it may have triggered the explosion of life on our planet. Their finding connects buried mountain rocks across Asia to show Gondwana was 25% bigger than anyone thought.
Scientists discovered four fossilized footprints showing an adult T. rex's path across ancient mud 66.5 million years ago. It's the first known adult T. rex trackway ever found, capturing a rare moment of dinosaur behavior frozen in time.
Scientists discovered thousands of fossils and tools in a Chinese cave showing how our mysterious ancient cousins lived, hunted, and thrived for tens of thousands of years. It's the first site to reveal a detailed picture of Denisovan daily life.
More than 7 million free eggs are heading to Texas food banks after the state won an antitrust settlement against three major egg producers accused of inflating prices. The first 1.7 million eggs have already arrived, with another 5.3 million coming soon to help families struggling with high food costs.
Nigeria's health agency is getting ahead of Lassa fever season with a new readiness plan that tackles gaps in care and puts prevention first. The effort aims to catch cases earlier and keep healthcare workers safe.
A Nigerian state governor just published proof of over 10,000 achievements in his first term, from 1,500 kilometers of new roads to thousands of new classrooms. The massive accountability report shows what transparent government can look like in action.
Despite learning through pandemic lockdowns and remote classes, Montreal students achieved a 92.1% graduation rate, the highest among Quebec's English public schools. The success story shows how resilience and support helped an entire generation overcome unprecedented challenges.
Solar panels across Europe just achieved a historic milestone, generating a quarter of the EU's electricity in June 2026 while saving countries billions on fuel imports. The clean energy breakthrough helped keep lights on during extreme heat when traditional power plants struggled.
A palliative care nurse with over 100 patients is helping thousands face death with less fear by explaining the natural signs that appear months before passing. Her TikTok videos bring comfort to families navigating the hardest goodbye.
When 80-year-old Maya Maker used AI to plan a complex six-day trip in minutes, she proved age doesn't limit learning. She's one of 10,000 senior citizens worldwide who've gained digital confidence through The Social Paathshala.
Business leader Aravind Ramasokan skips the homework questions when he gets home. Instead, he asks his three children what made them happy that day.
A new travel index reveals Europe dominates the world's most walkable cities, with seven spots in the top 10. Spanish Córdoba claims the crown, offering visitors 29 walking trails and attractions just 26 minutes apart on foot.
A groundbreaking study shows that patients who talk with mental health professionals before surgery recover significantly better than those who don't. Simple phone sessions cut anxiety and depression by notable amounts.
Tennis star Elena Rybakina made history by becoming the first player from Kazakhstan to reach the world No. 1 ranking after advancing to the U.S. Open semifinals. Just weeks after retiring injured from a tournament, she fought back to achieve this groundbreaking milestone for her country.
Memphis's Medical District just wrapped up a decade of explosive growth that brought 26,000 new jobs and $2.6 billion in development to the community. The transformation includes over 1,000 new homes and major expansions still underway.
Two Georgetown doctoral candidates won the prestigious Mayer Scholarship for their groundbreaking physics research. Their work spans microscopic magnets and liquid solutions that could protect sensitive materials.